Naruto: Kakashi's Choice

This book is really super sadistic. I highly recommend reading it. It's so sadistic that it makes you breathless. At the end of the book, you basically have to take a break after reading it halfway. The most painful thing is when Kakashi is arrested and sent to prison. It hurts so much. What are those giants? Why did those villagers have the nerve to scold him? I can really feel the same tiredness and helplessness as Kakashi, especially when I was in prison, in the scattered fragments, the picture of him and my other personality came out. I really wanted to give up and kill everyone. The feeling of tiredness, emptiness and nowhere to go. I think the author has a good description, saying that Kakashi is like a snowflake, and warmth will only speed up its disappearance. Watching the whole process, I was about to collapse. I felt a little bit like Naruka and Zoka. The characters were very three-dimensional and satisfied all my thoughts about Kakashi. The character was not collapsed at all, very three-dimensional, and the fighting process was very exciting. Especially when Kakashi faced the mystery for the first time, the fighting IQ was particularly high. It can be said that it was more exciting than the battle between Kakashi and Zabuza in Naruto. I can only say one word, come and watch, come and watch, it is really beautiful.

It's a really good book, but I feel really sad after seeing the end of the last chapter. It feels like the ending is over but it's not. I think of Cassie who gave up resistance and was carried back to Konoha by Naruto, and the only endings waiting for Cassie are late death or early death. I really can't stand it. Well... The author hasn't updated it after so long. It should be an open ending... It's really uncomfortable. I can't wait to know the ending of Cassie's return to Konoha...

It's really well written. I didn't think it was very good at first, but after I finished it, it became better and better as I read it, and I stayed up late to finish it. But before I finished reading, I had doubts, such as how did Kakashi become like that? But now I still have more to say. I don't know what the plot is going to be like? What about Kakashi? I hope I won't stab him. After I read this book, I really had a feeling. Why does this world have to be so complicated? But no matter what, I think this book is particularly wonderful. I have so many comments, I hope you can all see them and reply to me.

To be honest, I have read half of this book, and its background is probably with Kakashi as the central guide. Now that I have read half of it, I still don't have a clear idea of which CP he is referring to. In fact, if you want to push Kakashi alone, you can also read this book (PS: Most of the previous chapters use Kakashi as the battle-damaged version) The author's writing style is good, the fighting scenes are also very exciting, and the characters' emotions are also very delicate! It can be written very clearly about the sharp edge that Kakashi hides under his laziness and gentleness, as well as his guilt towards others and his inferiority complex towards his own incompetence. To be honest, when I saw his writing about Kakashi Gao, I was confused at the time, ah, is this right? So sudden? It's not the protagonist. How will you write the follow-up? I thought about it and couldn't figure it out. Then I looked down, oh, fake death, that's okay. To be honest, although this death was a bit sudden, there was a feeling that we really felt sorry for him and hoped that he could end it with death. Although it feels irresponsible to say this, we really hope that he can end this sad and torturous journey for himself. Kakashi is really a very gentle and good person, with a proud background. From his childhood, it can be seen that he is a proud person and a little bit arrogant. He will be in pain because of his companions, feel collapsed because of his own powerlessness, and self-loathing towards himself, but he conceals this very well, hiding his collapse and self-loathing under that smiling face. How to say it? I highly recommend this book. The writing is very good, but I heard from people behind me that it seems to have been discontinued. When I read it, it seemed that it was gone after reaching 100. I have written a little less. I remember when I was watching another movie called Family Property, I wrote more than 600 chapters. After listening to it, I didn't even have the idea of ​​​​reading it anymore. I was so devastated when I read it. I hope the author and all the family members who read my book review can give more support to this book. I hope the author can have a bright future. Sorry, my language is relatively poor.

Let Kakashi sleep, don't wake up again, I'm so tired😭

It's a very delicate storyline. I hope the author can continue writing books! Much better than many books that are rated 9 but have ridiculously OOC characters! It's a pity that this book seems to be unfinished.

Very ok. The main character is a bit abusive to Kakashi. Love Kazo.

Good-looking, sharp, and a little bit all-inclusive

It's super cool. I hope it doesn't stop updating. The main thing is the original characters. I also like it very much. This may be the only original character I like in Naruto.

What does the author Calamus look like?